Sentence examples for waves of destruction from inspiring English sources

The ruins carpeted the city market, rippling outwards in waves of destruction.

Anarchist groups dreaming of revolution played a key part in the first waves of destruction, but this week's protests were not orchestrated by the usual suspects, who relish a good bust-up and a whiff of teargas.

Bartov's answer is that there are critical links between our search for individual and collective identities and the great waves of destruction that culminated in the murder of European Jews.

Instead God speaks to Elijah with "a still, small voice" -- or as it's phrased in another translation, "a gentle whisper" -- after the waves of destruction have passed.

Yet within the waves of destruction, a new world began to take shape, one created by the youth who understood that necessity is the mother of invention.

Only rainfall, the lake, and stretches of unbuilt lots on the North Side finally halted the wave of destruction on the morning of October 10.

Only rainfall, the lake, and stretches of unbuilt lots on the North Side finally halted the wave of destruction a full day after it started.

However, within a decade came the second wave of destruction: the launch of digital technology, with Sky again taking the lead.

Nonetheless, the accounts provide a look at the latest wave of destruction unleashed on a country already half wrecked by 22 years of war.

Scarier still, when a 1km asteroid plunged into the southeast Pacific just over two million years ago it sent a 70m wave of destruction hurtling across the entire Pacific.

Some palaeontologists still prefer a climatic explanation for this new bout of extinctions, but most reckon that man was either partly or wholly responsible.In the grand scheme of things this wave of destruction was not particularly remarkable.